revive
v
1 [I, Tn] come or bring (sb/sth) back to health, strength or consciousness (使某人[某物])恢复健康、 力量或知觉
The flowers will revive in water. 这些花一浇水就能活过来.
She fainted but the brandy soon revived her. 她昏迷了, 但喂她些白兰地酒就很快醒过来了.
(fig 比喻) Our failing hopes/spirits revived. 我们破灭的希望又重新燃起[低落的情绪又重新振作起来].
2 [I, Tn] come or bring (sth) back into use, activity, fashion, etc 重新使用(某事物); 使(某事物)恢复活动或重新流行
revive old practices, customs, trends, etc 恢复旧做法、 再兴旧习俗、 重现某倾向
efforts to revive the mini-skirt 为使超短裙重新流行而做的努力.
3 [Tn] stage again a play, etc that has not been performed for some time 重新上演(戏剧等)
revive a 1930's musical 重新上演20世纪30年代的歌舞喜剧.
If so, look out for books, articles or magazines about them.
如果有,你就该找一些有关的书籍、文章或杂志来读。
It soon became clear that the straight part of the dance changed when the sun's position changed. If the feeding place was toward the sun, the dancer headed straight upward during the straight part of the wagging dance.